LabDash

A lightweight, no-nonsense homepage for homelab owners, a clean launcher for your services, organized into pages and groups. No graphs, no noise.

TypeChrome Extension

Statusactive

InstallChrome Web Store ↗

Users48 daily active · 500 installs · 5-star reviews · marketed on social (Sept 2026)

FeaturesApp-style tiles with pages & groups, Drag-and-drop reordering, Per-link status indicators probed from your browser, Network mind-map of devices across your VLANs, Domains page: registrar, DNS, renewals, App and admin links on every tile, Four page types: Apps, Network, Domains, Uptime Kuma, One-click backup & restore, dark mode

LabDash is a no-nonsense homepage for homelab owners who just want a clean launcher. No graphs, no noisy widgets, just a fast, organised way to jump to the services you run and keep them tidy.

Everything is stored locally in your browser via chrome.storage.local, no accounts, no analytics, no trackers. Network requests only happen when you open a link, run a status check, load the Uptime Kuma embed, or fetch an icon. Updates are safe: older saved setups migrate automatically. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture.

Why I built it

As a homelabber, I like a good understanding of my home network: where everything is, the IP ranges for the different VLANs I run, which apps are running on which server, and simply: is it up or down?

So it’s deliberately constraint-driven: no framework, no backend, no server costs. Everything local, migration-safe storage so updates never break a saved setup. The smallest thing that fully solves the problem, which is the point.